omgmog

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by omgmog 13y ago
Nope, it's Chrome 28 on Mountain Lion http://uk.omg.li/QP02
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by omgmog 13y ago
Chrome 28 on Mountain Lion http://uk.omg.li/QP02
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by omgmog 13y ago
It's nice, but thin fonts are very hard to read (screenshot: http://uk.omg.li/QPvZ )
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by omgmog 13y ago
Your direct links work, but the subdomain doesn't work: http://projects.jalcine.me/ Seems silly to be using subdomains for sections of the same site though, so it would be better to stick with http://jalcine
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by omgmog 13y ago
Your portfolio/projects pages are broken
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by omgmog 13y ago
It's still faster than a potato!
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by omgmog 13y ago
I host http://blog.omgmog.net on GitHub pages, but I also use Jekyll to generate a bunch of static websites that I serve with Apache from my VPS.
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by omgmog 13y ago
10 minute walk from my front door to the office, not a bad one!
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by omgmog 14y ago
GitHub Pages ( http://pages.github.com/ ) ? yourname.github.io, and you can use your own domain for free ( https://help.github.com/articles/setting-up-a-custom-domain-... ). Additionally, you could use a site generator such as Jekyll with G
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by omgmog 14y ago
If they're marked up well in a page they can be beneficial for SEO, or used as a short summary of the expected content of the website/purpose of the business. A lot of website use them in the page title as well as being displayed in the hea
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by omgmog 14y ago
In TinyMCE you get both the browser-based spell checkers (via the right click context menu), and the spelling suggestions in TinyMCE (depending which spelling backend you're using: aspell, enchant, google spell, etc. http://www.tinymce.com
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by omgmog 14y ago
Tight Flight
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by omgmog 14y ago
The important bit is `&goback=.npv_130180715_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1_ 1` this looks like an indicator of the page you came from, so in this case npv is a "profile view", there
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by omgmog 14y ago
Being able to share the results of a hashtag would be nice, e.g. http://tweetfarts.com/?hashtag=%23foo
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by omgmog 14y ago
I've used webmin, but found the management of virtual hosts/apache to be quite clunky, and on a low-end (256mb ram) VPS it's a bit too heavy to run all the time. However, if you've got multiple VPS, and multiple webmin installations, it doe
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by omgmog 14y ago
To make the consistency more like cream/milk I guess, similar to xanthan gum
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by omgmog 14y ago
They're both using the Square Space platform, so I imagine it's one of the themes available there http://www.squarespace.com/templates/
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by omgmog 14y ago
See mtreder's reply below, for a download link. According to Twitter they're having some email issues.
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by omgmog 14y ago
I think in the case of the "btn" class it's designed to be usable on a, span, button, input, etc.
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by omgmog 14y ago
I got it here, so I would assume so, or there's some A/B testing going on! :)
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by omgmog 14y ago
Not sure, but I'd guess something like 'www' would be near the top -- unless Google do something smart with that. Looks like 'www' gets 'About 25,270,000,000 results', so there's a good starting point, or a good indicator of the limit of wh
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by omgmog 14y ago
You can control it remotely from your phone too which is really nice :D
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by omgmog 14y ago
This is really nice and simple, and might be nicer if you supported selecting the applications from the terminal like.. curl -s http://getmacapps.com/raw/chrome:firefox:sublime | sh Additionally, if you're interested in supporting it, I t
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by omgmog 14y ago
I personally use the "HackerNew" extension on Google Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lgoghlndihpmbbgmbp... it makes the layout/styles a lot nicer and adds some useful features such as: - Improved readability design - Sup
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by omgmog 14y ago
This seems to do what Sparkleshare does, except Sparkleshare uses Github - http://sparkleshare.org/
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by omgmog 14y ago
Sadly this seems to be a copy of Robert Llewellyn's "Car Pool" webseries, http://www.llewtube.com/carpool.php
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by omgmog 14y ago
Being self taught, and now being in my second full-time position which has only been a progression upwards (in terms of skills gained/used and salary), I guess I could tell you what worked for me as a front-end developer. I was fortunate in
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by omgmog 14y ago
> http://www.irfanview.com/
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by omgmog 14y ago
Yep, it's too busy. There's too little contrast, too much positioning/layout inconsistency. Take a look at this infographic for some tips: http://blog.kissmetrics.com/landing-page-design-infographic/... And maybe look at some of the landi
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by omgmog 14y ago
If you can stomach it, there's Safari for Windows, Google Chrome should render the same across platforms, as should Firefox. The only thing you'd need a Mac for really is ensuring that your colors/contrast look good, and that fonts are read

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